Note: NETGEAR might deny support if you enable root SSH access.
so if i do this i will lose support? Why would i do that.
Also how are these comment lines accessed (Remove or comment out the lines starting with OnAccessExcludePath in file /etc/clamav/clamd.conf, save it.) (Restart the clamav by running this command: systemctl restart clamav-daemon)
If you bought the unit in past 90 days, you are still qualified for 90-day free tech support, so yes, you should not enable SSH and should wait for the official firmware. If the product is out of 90-day support qualification, then you are not getting free tech support through phone calls anyway so you can worrry less about this message.
You can edit the file using Linux "vi" command for example. If you feel uncomfortable editing the file, you should skip this work-around. Either rebooting the NAS when the issue happens, or disable AntiVirus temporarily till the official firmware is ready.
it may or may not fix it. I've turned mine off and still get the same volume warnings. I am still waiting for NetGear to fix it and give me back some control on the antivirus.
That hasn't been suggested by anyone, until now. Yes, it is on the data volume, and this issue only affects 2 out of 7 NAS devices I have.
Will the balance put the drives offline at all? We are in production, and can't afford any down time with the storage.
Balancing won't take the storage off line, but it will slow performance while it is running. It often frees up space by making chunks more compact.
You can go in with ssh and pause it, which is one way to minimize the operational impact (resuming it after hours). These commands are useful for that:
I have been have this problem for months now. Comes and goes. I get email saying I need to take action because volume is has 30 or less, then at 10 and last at 5 although I have approx 80% available.
Model: RN10400|ReadyNAS 100 Series 4-Bay (Diskless),RN10443D|ReadyNAS 100 Series 4-Bay
I have the same issue. I get messages that the disk is nearly full, starting at 30% and then 20% then 10%. It is not full. The messages are not regular - no obvious pattern.
The anti-virus calls the OS volume "media". As advised by NETGEAR in other threads, please: 1. Reboot 2. Disable anti-virus 3. Reboot Confirm if this is still happening or not.
